Mikchael,

        You might also take a look at:

http://wirz.com/pic/ssindex.html

        We have a whole line of PIC protoboards known as SimmStick.  We have
support for the 16CXXX line 18, 28, and 40 pin PIC's along with blank
protoboards and a in-circuit PIC programmer.  SimmStick's are the same size
and layout as a 30 pin Simm Memory module and will easily connect to a vero
board passive backplane, bread board, or the DT.001 PIC protoboard and
programmer.

        Have a look and I think you will be impressed by the flexiblity and
price of this units.

Ben,

At 07:52 AM 2/10/97 +0200, you wrote:
>Michael Loescher wrote:
>>
>> I am looking for a source of PCBs for the PIC 16C/17 microcontroller and
>> supporting components. I would like to use an existing layout and avoid
>> doing a new layout and the high cost of making a small run of PCBs. I need
>> low quantities (single to tens) of commercial quality ( with solder mask and
>> legend )PCBs at . Please send details of your board by email.
>
>Robert Farrer from Farsoft Computers has got a very cheap debugged proto
>board for the 16/17 series PIC's. Unfortunately hes not available on the
>net yet. He runs a BBS locally. Any inquieries can be made via my E-Mail
>adress and I'll forward them to him by Fax.
>
>Jattie van der Linde
>
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